Woman’s midnight jog takes a scary detour

A woman who was jogging in Lower Nob Hill past midnight was attacked and robbed of her cellphone and identification card Tuesday, police said.

The 21-year-old was not seriously injured during the robbery at Sutter and Jones streets. No arrests have been  reported.

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